IPhoto zeigt Bilder aus RAW Format (Nikon D5100) nur noch komplett schwarz an

Hallo,
beim Importieren über SD-Karte ist mir iPhoto vermehrt abgestürzt. Der Fehler tritt nur in Verbindung mit dem RAW-Format (Nikon D5100) auf. JPEG funktioniert tadellos. Falls der Import doch erfolgreich war (Anzahl der Bilder stark reduziert) sind diese alle schwarz.
Auch eine andere SD-Karte zeigt identisches Verhalten.
Ich nutze ein MacBookPro Early 2011 auf dem Yosemite läuft.

Schwierig Vorstellbar, dass das Problem ausschließlich bei mir Auftritt.
Wir hatten hier schon mehrere Berichte, dass das neue RAW update dieses Problem verursacht hat.
Du könntest versuchen, ob es einen Unterschied macht, wenn du den Update direkt herunterlädtst anstelle ihn vom AppStore zu installieren:
Hier ist die Software Update Seite:  Digital Camera RAW Compatibility 6.01
Ansonsten bleibe bei Version RAW Camera Update 5.07, bis diese Bug durch einen neuen Update behoben wurde  (Re: Aperture crashes after launch despite rebuild).

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